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It sure would be nice to have a link to whatever show and episode this conversation was pulled from, in case anyone wanted the context around it.

Also screaming "you can throw things that aren't coins".

I'd love a Hitsmas in July, even if it's recorded around E3. I'm not sure how much more we'll get to see now that Hitman 2's not episodic.

Don't reuse towels without washing them. Unless you exfoliate in the shower everywhere and only pat yourself dry, again everywhere, you're leaving moist, dead skin cells on the towel. There's a reason washing machines often had their sizes described in numbers of towels, you're not supposed to just have one.

This thing where some videos are downloadable and some aren't, but used to be ("ARTHUR MORGAN, BANE OF THE WEST"), is pretty confusing.

Not soon enough.

How come Alex never talks to his squad while on mission? Did the first game not have anything unique based on who was with you in a particular location?

Grrr, we need longer sessions!

Needs more elements taken from the game show in The Running Man. Random hazards. Overpowered Creeps. And a laugh track.

@alvarofaraujo said:

@danryckert@jeff Some of you already know this but since most of you are new to DBZ, I'll say this Mr. Popo is not a Black person, he represents some kind of Genie and just happens to be colored Deep black. Here are some examples of portrayals of black persons in DBZ

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@hassun IIRC Vegeta mentions something about that on Namek, when he equips Gohan and Krillin with it

He also just happens to have giant lips, which certainly has similarities to racist caricatures from early 20th century U.S. animation. Whether he's meant to be a black human or a genie, he could have been depicted literally any other way.

Mr. Popo is still a problem.

Does nothing of the Host survive?

The fight itself was a nail-biter, and the "aftershow" was also enjoyable. Now, if only they could go through the quest mode that was only on the Dreamcast release...